Ping An Insurance Adds AI Coach to Health Longevity System

July 31, 2026
Ping An Insurance has upgraded its health longevity service system, launched an AI and human coaching service, and unveiled 11 health longevity centers across China.

Ping An Insurance has upgraded its Ping An Health Longevity Management Service System and unveiled 11 Ping An Health Longevity Centers across China, announced in a press release.

The system uses medicine, AI, and advanced technology for health risk screening, emergency response, medical assistance, and management of multiple diseases. Ping An Healthcare and Technology, also known as Ping An Good Doctor, also announced a Longevity Management Ecosystem Alliance.

Ping An Good Doctor introduced Ping An Smart Private Coach, a digital health service using an AI and human model. The service pairs human fitness coaches with AI coaches and uses an assessment, training, and consolidation process for sports and health management. Its DeepBody engine captures full body skeletal key points to give online movement guidance on phones, tablets, and televisions.

The 11 centers are based on Ping An Health Testing Center medical institutions. They bring together resources in precision medicine, nutrition, traditional Chinese medicine, sleep medicine, and psychosomatic medicine. The company said the first group of 46 partners received plaques under the Longevity Ecosystem Alliance.

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